Where do you think the university is out of touch with the workplace?

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question.

Personally, there are five main disjointments between university and workplace:

1. From "successful brother/sister" to "workplace white" to senior three, because I am the oldest student, I am a "good brother" wherever I go out. Many parties will invite me to give speeches, and my brothers and sisters will often ask me about my college experience. Gradually, I became complacent and arrogant. After graduation, I will be the biggest one to graduate directly from school. This kind of disconnection is inevitable, and only by constantly adjusting ourselves can we achieve balance.

2. From "theorist" to "pragmatist"

In college, what we learn is mainly the knowledge in textbooks, which are written by writers in advance, so "step by step" learning is enough. "Even if you can't learn, it doesn't matter." But there will be "more practical problems" after work. You know the principle of the atomic bomb and the origin of the universe, but you don't necessarily know how to repair the printer. Moreover, the difficulties encountered in the work must be solved, and it is impossible to give up without saying "no". I think this disjointed situation is normal. After all, not every college student knows what he will do in the future. We can only learn all kinds of "big and miscellaneous" knowledge in university to understand all kinds of industries. After work, solve the problem of "small but fine". My suggestion is that when you encounter a problem for the first time, ask someone, try to understand it, and then write it down in your notes so that it won't happen again.

3. From "professional skills" to "social skills" I remember that on the first day of work, the director asked me to make tea, then I picked up four or five bottles of tea and finally asked my colleagues around me, "Which is this tea?" Then I put too much tea and was rejected by my colleagues for a day. I couldn't even use the printer at first. Where should I put the paper? How about two sides? How to shrink it? I don't even understand. Then write down the printer model silently and go back to the dormitory Baidu user manual at night. College students learn more professional skills, but not only professional skills used in work, but also social skills. Fresh graduates will not understand a lot of common sense in the workplace and will make a lot of jokes. Like this type of joke, watching what others do, summing up and thinking more will naturally get better.

4 From "making friends at will" to "forced flattery"

When we were students, we could make friends according to our inner thoughts. If we hate a person, we can completely ignore him, even a teacher, and we can show him a face. After you come out to work, no matter how much you hate your leader, pretend to love him. There are too many young people in society who don't know how to adjust this point, get along with their colleagues unharmoniously and are guided to "slow down". Angry and unfair, I can only resign.

5 From "gregarious" to "solitude"

When I was at school, I basically lived in the dormitory. There are basically 4-6 people in a dormitory. Every day, we eat in groups and play games. After work, most people live alone or go home from work, with smaller and smaller life circles and fewer friends. This disconnection will make us directly change from a "social society" to a "lonely society". Many young people are used to chatting and blowing water in the dormitory when they are in college, but they will be very unaccustomed after graduation. This disconnect can only be adjusted by ourselves, and there is no other way.

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